톨저 랜드 주변 최고의 폭포 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

It's not the Jachen, but the Große Laine.

Those wanting to reach the waterfall or head towards Rabenkopf/Beniwand by mountain bike should take the forest road on the right-hand side heading into the valley. The narrow footpath on the left is closed to bicycles. It's a much nicer route for hiking and also the more scenic one towards Hirschhörnl.

simple - good and nice!

An Alm (Bavarian), Alp, Alpe or Alb (Alemannic) refers to the summer grazing area – including the mountain pastures used during the summer months, farm buildings and other infrastructure – as a type of land. In addition, the Bavarian Alm (Alemannic but Matte) refers to the mountain pastures and meadows used for grazing and haymaking as a vegetation community (created by clearing in the mountain forest zone, by clearing and livestock browsing in the subalpine vegetation zone, and as pastoral natural pasture in the treeless alpine zone). With the decline of alpine farming and increased use for tourism, the term "Alm" or "Alp" is often perceived only as the building, the alpine hut or alpine pasture farm.

...The last time around 200 helpers were busy in July 2023, transporting the 600 kg and 300 kg wooden parts of the new wooden cross to the summit. Including the fittings, 1200 kg had to be transported up the mountain. Since July 16, 2023, the approximately 10-meter-high and 4.80-meter-wide cross has adorned the summit of the Benediktenwand. The usual ascent to the Benediktenwand from Benediktbeuern leads via the Tutzinger Hut and the west or east route to the summit.

The Benediktenwand (mentioned as early as 1300 as montem sancti Benedicti, colloquially Benewand) is an 1800 m high mountain ridge in the Bavarian Prealps between the Loisach and Isar rivers, the Jachenau in the south, and the Benediktbeuern Monastery in the north, from which it takes its name. The first summit cross was erected in 1877. This was preceded by a vow made by four woodcutters in October 1876, when snow depths of two meters threatened to undo their year's work. They would erect the largest mountain cross by far if the weather improved soon on St. James's Day 1877. The erection became a joint effort with the local fire department and has remained a tradition – reinforced by the Mountain Accident Service (Bergwacht) founded in 1927. In 1897, 1919, 1930, 1958, and 2023 Renovations were necessary. ...

an inconspicuous peak with a beautiful view of Lake Kochel

It's also great to walk in winter. Our recommendation: poles and/or spikes and walk the circuit anti-clockwise. Then it's easier to go uphill at the "critical" points!